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Why are Museum Collections Important to Science?

Do you remember collecting rocks as a kid? Have you been in a museum and wondered how those samples got there and what they are used for?

Parasites, Primates, and People: Unraveling Infectious Disease

Billions of people and animals around the world suffer from gastrointestinal parasite infections. Medications and procedures do exist, but disease management strategies

Physics

← All working groups Active working group · 2026/27 Physics Teachers Working Group Collaborate with fellow physics educators on labs, resources, curriculum changes, and classroom challenges. Member-driven conversations connect physics teaching to engaging, real-world learning. Join Physics A community for your practice…

Harnessing AI for Science Educators

Explore how you can integrate into, and create AI tools for, your classroom and meet members of STEMteachersNYC’s AI Working Group!

From PLDs to Practice: Hacking the Science Regents

Understand how the PLDs inform the Regents labs and exams, and learn to use AI to evaluate questions and make activities for your classes.

New Earth Science Regents Labs: The Sky’s the Limit

Hands-on experience with the new NYS Regents Labs for Earth Science teachers. Concentrating on the lab titled, “The Sky’s the Limit.”